Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-01

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dsfed ~ thas gsutismaD aod Miss
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tied RsseFzi praise. Ths rsrfy ga .
fuii dress afsiF, and tce totsettes % ne
isAies vegs exeeDstoaally tastsfui and
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Mr.. sud Mrs.. W. D. UTeole. Mr.. aed
Mrs. j. Q Hzjnea. NJ. sa1 Mra- John
I.saFy. Mr. and Mrs. Il. q. struve, Col
ard Mrs. o. q. Lygn, Misses 0sseo,
S5aee. HOPKINS. Hslisz, Bnsry, Terry.
rh1rndyke, Stevens and Msssrn. David
KELLOGG, d. n Gaimam, e. B. AibeTisDss
l. n Bfoyfss. Js8ss Hamsls0n Lewis,
Josiah Collins, JE, q II. Preston
HowaF8 Baker. W. 7. Sharpe. Charles
Baker. George KttterRsF. e A stro1s.
Fred Struss, Josh1a Green. J. A. Hat
Geld and Refers sfeVsss.
The bostesa, Mrs ". n n. Greer,
vas asfiFsd IN . rich dress. steel bssded
net over shrimp pink. with disGono4.
Write silk, logs Of White Fibbon and
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vkiss oareissas, crystal sEimminRs and
diam0nds. Mrs. o. O. LY0n black silk,
iet trimmings ard oEDsDenss- Mrs.
J0ha LeeKy, dreGa Of vine bfoeaosd
velvet, ~ train. diamonds. MIS- >. y.
Hainea, terra Gotta silk, bfooade p.1els,
potni lace ard diamonds- Mrs. d. y.
stFuvs. black silk trimmed IN ist, dis-
monde. hrA ". d. " roOle, blsck
silk ehantiliy lass. heliotFope tFimmines,
corsaas b0oqgst Of pansies and ala
moods. Mss Hopkins, black silk Nth
jabot Of laes and pink ribbons. Miss
Jones. shell pink aIbatFsas and pink u
fusion. Mis- Edith J0oes. esetm-
coIoFed aIbatEoss. Miss MARY o. Terry.
Al exquisite toiistts d pale blus sarah
and br0csds with eoFsaRe booqnss o.
pale pink roses. diamonds. Miss erase
ThoFndyks, ecru siIk draped IN cream
Oriental lscs. Miss HaiisF. nastiek
PONCE with lace Of same color, coEsa9e
boudnet Of violsas. Miss Emery, rose
pink oFsps With ereDs lisss trimmings
Miss Stevens, black Ruip1rs lace, pink
ereps trimmings. diamonds
oBEKLm kLUNHT.
There vas 9 very plsassnt gathering
at the Fesidencs Of A. p. Barvell 90
Friday evening last. TIE occasion Vas
the rsoni0n Of gFaasstss Of Oberlin
residing Ia Seattle. Those present. SsFe
Rev. n. L. Bates. Rev. O. @. OTIS and
wife, Dr.. p. A. Charobill AID wife. Nj
aud Mrs. q. A. Coos. Mr.. and Mrs. Z b
Barwsll. Mrs. Lanedon, MF. and Mrs
A. p. BaFveli. Mr.. A. 3. BuFveil, Nj
EveFett Smith, Mr. 7. l.. CrAGin and
wife, Mr.. Homer Hill aud wife. tbs
Misses Ida and Minnie BnFweil. ThS
guests sat down 10 a aumpsnoua Fepas
aud it's discussion vas enlivened BY con
yeFsation en- that most interesting OIL
topics, sold tines Old stories werl
repeated and many pleasant reminis
oenoes bFouakt back Of college life II
| the Buckeye State. Several toasfs weF'
sfeFed and responded " feliciteosil
and the patty broke up RFatihsd ct hsv
ing renewed old associations and, !
possible, more loyal than ever 70 10
alma mater far away In the East.
BRILLIANT wEDDHo.
The wedding Of Mr.. Frederick d
spariing, Of seattle, and Miss Hslen W
IFonaide, only daughter Of z B. Iron
side, Esq., Of Cincinnati. which va
celsbrated at the residence Of the bride
uncle, John II. Hood, Eco. In Yves
Washington. on Thursday evening Ias
was a brilliant affair. The bride, . de
oided brunette, wore a dress Of whit
surah silk, trimmed With old poiBt lac
and nats flowers, and vas attende,
By Der y0uthfui cousin, Miss Eva Bot
Ter, Who was dressed in white taFletau
| embroidered With silver over whit
satin, and her brother. Mr.. John Il
igonaide. The aroom's best man wa
Mr.. William A. Me0Fath, Who was hi
elasamats ct the United States HsVa
Academy 10 the class OF 1888. To
spacious parl0rs of the old mansion
we're crowded With guests. among w1oE
we're TO be seen many ladies in exqaiait
evening costumes. The d1ral decoFa
lions we're ptofuse and elaborate, an
during the ceremony and reception O
CONGRATULATIONS the bridal party stoo'
In large bower Of flowers, from th
center Of which depended largs basks
OF roses. The ceremony was par
formed according to the rites Of tn
Protestant Episcopal Church BY ReV
Jane. A. Harold, rector Of the ChurcI
Of the Holy Gross, after which Oh
| gueata NsIs tnNAtfu 70 p1ttAAe u ~
wedding banquet. The table va
elaboFately dressed with h1gers 40,
fruits. while al each end we're immens
wedding cakes which we're cut aud dis
tribated by the bride and groom 70
spectively. After the bauqust Mr.. az
Mrs. Sparkling departed for their hom
10 Washington Territory. The present
we're numerous and elegant, many beln
from friends a. distance. The Bird
Il veil known In Washington society, q
she has visited here daring several sea
sons, ard her father being formerly
resident here. The serious Illness o
the host. NJ. John II. Hood. cast feel
ing Of sadness over the festivities, bu
that was dispelled by bis rising fFOu
his sick bed to witness the oeremon
and give the bride away, though he va
compelled 10 retire to bis room soon al
terward. - Washfaqtos Suadag Herald
NJ. and Mrs. SparlinR arrived In thi
city last evening. Our people will b
pleased 10 know that they will max
their future home in Seattle.
WORK AND PLAY.
The social At the Congregations
church on Wednesday sseniDg las
proved 10 be q great success. The prom
inent gentlemen present we're A. Bur
veil, @. w. UFane, A. +. COok. d
Lunu. Mr.. Moore. Will Reeves. Law
renee Coleman. Everett Smith, GeorR
Coleman and d. W. lnRsFsoli. To
first part Of the evening Wss utilixsd b
those iusl named IN smbellishiue ID
grounds which have had . somevha
uaaiRhtly appearance since the repair
we're taade some weeks ago. lrenche
we're tilled up, grass moWn and The raj
ine along the walk strengthened. A
the words well aoue. good and faith
fal servant" the party Of isboFers I'D
| iourned 10 the canFch paFlors where Al
oy ster supper vas dealt out By tie yoan
ladies OF the parish. Souvenirs Of 10
occasion In the shape Of miAiature tool
we're presented % the hardy wofkmeg
and prizes bestowed upon the best an
poorest toilera. The repast sveF, ger
sral good time sas enjoyed with nusi
aud singing until late hour.
CHURCH SOCIAL.
The Ladies Aid Sosiety Of the Batter
street NJ &. Church gave aH enloyabi
social on Friday evening. Al Bells Hal
for the heusfit Of the pastor, Kew. +. "
Low. TAere were about tws hnndFe
present TO participate In tbs fsstiEIiie,
| A bountiful supper vas hrsi served
after the discussion Of whieh the fsiiow
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